Walled cities in the province of Padua
We start with Padua itself which preserves precious evidence of the city walls built starting from 1195, while the renaissance walls from the early 1500s are almost entirely preserved.
Walled cities in the province of Treviso
The route starts from Asolo, with the majestic Rocca fortress, the Castello della Regina Cornaro, the Palazzo della Ragione and the Cathedral. Castelfranco Veneto pays homage to his illustrious son, Giorgione, through the Museum bearing his name and the Cathedral with the extremely famous artwork "Madonna and Child Enthroned". Within the twelfth century walls there is also the Teatro Accademico.
Walled cities in the province of Venice
Naturally defended by the water, Venice organised the defence of the lagoon and the heart of the Serenissima Venetian Republic through monitoring the main mouth of the harbour up to the Lido, building the two opposing castles of S.Andrea (1571) and S. Nicolò (1574).
In the Land of Prosecco
A really pleasurable route is the Land of the Prosecco, in the Treviso area, among the rolling hills covered in vineyards, to the discovery of small villages. Our journey starts in Cison di Valmarino: here a walk in the beautiful historic centre is a must, dominated by the beautiful Castelbrando, the medieval castle which stands on the Col de Moi.
Motorbike tour in the Grappa Area
An area with a beautiful landscape, rich in interesting historic cues, is undoubtedly Monte Grappa: a mountain belonging to the Venetian Prealps which marks a natural border between the provinces of Vicenza, Treviso and Belluno.
From Vicenza to the Little Dolomites
The route of the Agno Valley is particularly dedicated to those who love beautiful landscapes but there are still opportunities of cultural enrichment thanks to the many Venetian Villas you meet along the way.
From the Treviso Marca to Caorle
For the enthusiasts of moto-tourism the hills of the Treviso Marca are the ideal setting for experiencing intense emotions, along a continuous succession of curves, immersed in the beauty of the landscape and dominated by the presence of Prosecco vineyards.
The Pedemontana Area
For fans of moto-tourism the mountain routes can be incredibly satisfying, with the mountain roads and hairpin bends which enhance the pleasure of the rider and the stunning landscapes which open up unexpectedly, letting you enjoy a sense of peace and freedom.
From the hills of Treviso to the Dolomites
This route runs between the provinces of Treviso and Belluno and crosses the sweet rolling hills of Prosecco to the steep curves of the Dolomites. The route is about 300 kilometres long and can be covered in one day or spread out in stages.